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Work in both print and broadcast. The print winner is peter baker of the new york times. [applause] and the broadcast winner is peter mayer of cbs news. [applause] the next award recognizes coverage of news or national and regional significance. The judges chose to winners this year. Oney at reuters. [applause] and the center for public and brian ross of abc news. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, we have one more award. We normally just award those three, but as part of the centennial of our association, i am happy to announce that we have created the president s award. It is an honor for Exceptional Service to the members and groups of the White House Correspondents Association and i am delighted to announce that this first recipient will be George Condon junior. [applause] thank you. I want to talk for a minute about the video we are going to show. Over the years, we have had a lot of very funny videos. They have all been a lot of fun. Our centennial, i made a different choice. I wan